You post content, you get views, people re-scoop your feed, and you engage audience all to lose points in your ranking system. Since the rating/ranking system came out it has been a garbage mechanic feeding new users with information that is misleading and ultimately worthless.

What is a "good week" in this rating system exactly? How exactly are the 95 ratings separated from the 80s, 70s, 60s, and lower? Why is it that a week of good posts, feedback, re-scoops, and everything else the site is about, will lower your rating, but almost a month with little-to-no scoops/feedback will blast you to a rating of 80?

TL;DR
Your rating system is a joke.

Hello,
I've been scoopin' for over a year and wanted to say that many of your new product changes are good and more efficient. I do prefer the previous daily message with traffic activity (and small graph of visitors). Your new daily messages look more like you want me to follow other topics. I am already on Scoop and can follow as many as I want. Market to new people all the more and not to existing curators. We know your system, content and value. Also, do you promote certain topics and try to drive traffic to them? Doing any PPC on keywords to drive traffic to blogs? Driving new eyes to interesting and updated content is valuable.
Thanks and happy holidays,
Sandra Sick
Lisbon, Portugal

I have a scoop.it! Score of 58. O.k., thats nice but tells me nothing. What is the scale of the score from zero to ??? and how do I compare with 58 to other content curators (overall and for my language or within my topic area (health)?
The 58 does tell me nothing and so does it tell nothing to my page visitors. Maybe you can simply create a page which clearifies the way the score works and add a stats page for all users so that they can see how well they do compared to others?

Add a mouseover function whereas touching the pic with thescore number makes the pic turn like a tile and after flipping over on the "backside" giving some more detailes info. Take kred as an example. There it looks quite nice and is quite well understandable how the ssore does fare overall.